- "He literally locked up our memories, and I cannot remember. Nobody can!"
- ― Sour Bill telling Ralph how Turbo/King Candy sealed away the memories of everyone in Sugar Rush (Wreck-It Ralph)
The power to suppress memories of others and/or oneself. Sub-power of Memory Manipulation. Not to be confused with Memory Erasure.
Also Called[]
- Memory Sealing
- Memory Doors
- Repressed Memory Inducement
Capabilities[]
The user is able to suppress the memories of oneself or others. For example, if one suffered from a truly traumatic experience, one could suppress it so as not to suffer through the pain and trauma.
Associations[]
Limitations[]
- Indomitable Will can slowly and naturally overcome suppression.
- Memory Restoration can restore suppressed memories.
- Severe enough memory supression may lead to the victim forgetting how to breath, among other vital functions.
- Memories cannot be suppressed forever, as the mind is an organism that would always recall the steps necessary for it to reach the present and thus "rewrite" itself to its original setting if one tries to change it.
Known Users[]
Anime/Manga/Manhwa[]
- Celestine (Ah! My Goddess)
- Charles zi Britannia (Code Geass)
- Lelouch vi Britannia (Code Geass)
- Wisely Kamelot (D.Gray-man)
- Cinque Izumi (Dog Days); via Reverse Hero Summoning
- Hatori Sohma (Fruits Basket)
- Elena Aoki (Gleipnir)
- Erasem (Kirby)
- Sung Jinwoo (Solo Leveling)
- Naraku (InuYasha)
- Rurumo (Majimoji Rurumo)
- Sasori (Naruto)
- Sugar (One Piece)
- Quinella (Sword Art Online)
- Kurou Tenma (Love Monster)
- Galian (Marchen Awakens Romance)
- Washu (Tenchi Muyo In Love)
- Hakumen no Mono (Ushio to Tora)
Video Games[]
- Namine (Kingdom Hearts)
- Mnemonicides (True Remembrance)
Literature[]
- Ruby Daly (The Darkest Minds)
- Obliviators (Harry Potter franchise)
Live Television[]
- Witches (Charmed); via Spell Casting
- The Doctor (Doctor Who)
- Vulcans (Star Trek)
- Satarrans (Star Trek: TNG)
- Death (Supernatural)
Cartoons/Comics[]
- Finn (Adventure Time)
- Calvin Dion Avericci (Archie's Weird Mysteries)
- Jack Straw/Crazy Jane (DC Comics/Vertigo)
- Charles Xavier/Professor X (Marvel Comics)
- The Father (Star Wars: The Clone Wars)
- Turbo/King Candy (Wreck-It Ralph)
Known Locations[]
- Grimgar (Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash)
- Windaria (Shining Hearts: The Bread of Happiness)
Known Objects[]
- Memory Disk (Doraemon)
- Repressitol (The Simpsons)
Gallery[]
Calvin Dion Avericci (Archie's Weird Mysteries) can transform teens into mannequins, and erasing memories of such victims' existences.
Doraemon (Doraemon) has several tools capable of memory manipulation...
...such as the Memory Disk to suppress a portion of an extracted memory and then returning it to its owner.
Naraku (InuYasha) with his powerful demonic powers...
...suppresses Kohaku's painful and unwanted memories.
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Sasori (Naruto) using the Sand Brainwash Jutsu/Memory-Concealing Manipulative Sand Technique to seal away memories by surgically placing a needle in the target's brain.
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Sugar (One Piece) suppress the memory of an individual's existence when she transforms said person into a toy, but it becomes cancelled if she is rendered unconscious.
Death (Supernatural), upon restoring Sam Winchester's soul, created a mental wall in Sam's mind to protect him from the memories of torture from Lucifer.
Father (Star Wars) wiped Anakin Skywalker of his future as Darth Vader.
Wanting to give him a normal life as a child, Sung Jinwoo (Solo Leveling) sealed his son, Suho's memories of his childhood with the Shadows and his abilities as a Monarch.
Videos[]
A Soul for a Soul, Sam Returns - Supernatural-2
Supernatural - Sam, Dean and Bobby bind Death - S7E01 - Logoless-2
Anakin Didn't 'Turn' into Darth Vader, He Always was Him- Star Wars Character Analysis